Acer Aspire Switch 10 - Disassembly - SSD HDD RAM Upgrade? Buy Or Not Buy? 

Mine was 500gb hdd it is still a garbage

I still have one with 500gb hdd inside keyboard.... Very good tablet pc!!

Hey, good and informative video. Me and my wife bought two of these on sale for $120 a piece. They arn't great but they get the small jobs done and they are good for watching Netflix lol, I keep a 64gb SD card in it. Subscribing to your channel, keep it up and keep eating the pastries!

Yes, the 10E has the extra storage & the IPS display/Google glass. Still many of both types around in perfect condition, after 7+ years. Hardly garbage!

if only it had 4 gb of ram, it would be perfect for many years. but it has only 2gb (

Clearly he wasn't talking to you, but you just HAD to say something, didn't you?

@@JosephUsher what is wrong with you...?

Yes, windows has learned from the Vista debacle & W10 is much better at working with less resources & better than android now. Many windows fans are still using nokia lumias (1gb ram) and getting faster browser speeds than androids with twice the ram.

Same here; you're 100 % right.

Yes, they're great, and windows 10 works perfectly on them. The magnetic attachment to the keyboard was also a fairly new thing at the time, I think.

Yes, I totally understand the aversion to not being able to upgrade / swap out - that's what I would expect a good IT person/electronics repairer to say - but in practice this is great. In my experience laptops are just not truly portable unfortunately, 'transformers' are just the right weight, & the tablet is even better for flexibility & collaboration. And they've outlasted many surface tablets from the same era, due mostly to longer battery life.

The rant was in perspective of other choices out there, for the price you pay for it, there are cheaper and better alternatives.

Hello, plz can you help me know the serial number of the tablet because I want to order the screen because it was broken, I found many versions and I don't know which one is mine ?

Yes, that's the 10E.

I'm waiting for someone to tear it down before I buy it :)

watch this vid - it might be the solution for you - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-MwIlsUmLTYc.html

After 4-5 years of usage this is a common problem of the early model. The display cannot be replaced, I think. It is glued very strongly to the plastic frame of the machine. It's a pitty, I loved my little machine. Mine has an 1200x800 LG display inside of it. I tried to remove it, without success.

No se puede, aunque el procesador soporta hasta 4GB RAM LPDDR3, este tipo de memorias vienen directamente soldadas en los SOCs junto al procesador y están pensadas para tener un menor consumo. Su principal propósito son montarlas en dispositivos como tablets y/o smartphones que usan 1.2 voltios y gastan un 30% menos que la DDR3.

mostly for light work...like note making...assig presentation, excel, not much heavy work.....I got this dell xps 13 n I really don't want to carry it around...just a scratch would give me heartache

this guy shows you how to fix that - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-MwIlsUmLTYc.html

You need to open the screen and pry the battery jack from the Motherboard and wait for 10 seconds. Re-plug the jack and turn the power on. Its a bug in this laptop. I have faced the same problem many times but I have to carry spurge to tear down the cover whenever I encounter it.

Excellent point! If I didn't make it clear, I will add a pin comment. For mobility, the advice is still not to buy THIS "Laptop" but instead for the same money you can get a proper laptop with ability to upgrade components. THIS laptop is not good value for money in the Laptop world.

@@HealMyTech1 Cool mate!

thank you very much

no it's not, everything is soldered on motherboard

You cannot, although the processor supports up to 4GB RAM LPDDR3, this type of memory comes directly soldered in the SOCs next to the processor and is designed to have a lower consumption. Their main purpose is to mount them on devices such as tablets and / or smartphones that use 1.2 volts and spend 30% less than DDR3.

It doesn't have one, the storage is a soldered on component, and the computer only allows for an additional SD card.

@@HealMyTech1 I don't know what to do because my device says 'no bootable device', I have no idea how to fix this now.

I don't have access to this device anymore. If memory serves right, with devices with embeded storage, its difficult to troubleshoot the storage component, which is one of the negatives of this type of device. You would need to boot into BIOS/UEFI and try to see if you can spot the boot device physically, if yes, then maybe just the boot sector is corrupted and it may be fixed by rebuilding the BCD (google is your friend). Sometimes the boot device may have been unselected, so you just need to reselect it or rest the BIOS to default. If you can't see the device in you boot device, then its possible that the storage chip is damaged, in which case a "CHKDSK" command from Command Pompt. may help to a certain extend (again google is your friend). If that fails, then I'm afraid you are looking a t a failed storage device, and would need replacing, if you can find someone to do that for reasonable price, unless of course there is something else wrong with your motherboard. There could be other issues. Sorry but I can't say for sure without accessing the device physically and troubleshooting. This may help to find you storage device or at least eliminate possibilities, although its for a laptop the principle is the same: No Bootable Device Insert Boot Disk And Press Any Key - Easy Troubleshoot & Recommended Fix ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-4TZUnW-s7w8.html

+HealMyPc yeah premier pro , sony Vegas pro, and final cut are the most professional one and are used by the best like linustechtips

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They run Windows 10 fine (not 11 due to hardware limitations) & I just installed office 2019 offline (over 4Gb). Plenty of space left ;)

aww i feel so bad for poor sumaiyah

Virtual memory uses the disk, which is tremendously slower than RAM.